Myanmar citizens and supporters stage a rally outside the Myanmar embassy in Bangkok on July 26, in protest of the executions of pro-democracy activists by the military junta. Photo: EPA-EFE
Opinion
Opinion
Executions in Myanmar, plight of Rohingya in Bangladesh reflect poorly on Asean diplomacy
- As Myanmar’s humanitarian crisis deepens, Asean’s non-interference principle has become a barrier to safeguarding rights and freedoms
- Asean needs to decide whether it is merely a trade body or an organisation bound by common values
Myanmar citizens and supporters stage a rally outside the Myanmar embassy in Bangkok on July 26, in protest of the executions of pro-democracy activists by the military junta. Photo: EPA-EFE
